Insignia NS-CLIP02 30-Pin Connector Replacement

Introducción

If your Insignia NS-CLIP02 is not connecting to your Apple device, follow this guide to replace the 30-pin connector. The 30-pin connector transmits audio from the iPhone/iPod to the Insignia NS-CLIP02. A faulty 30-pin will result in distorted or no audio, and no charge coming into the connected device.

Before using this guide, be sure to inspect the spot in which the iPhone/iPod plugs into the device for debris that might be causing the audio issues. If you have another compatible device, be sure to test it on the 30-pin to be sure the iPhone/iPod is not the issue.

Before beginning be sure that the Insignia NS-CLIP02 is not plugged in to any socket, and disconnect any device connected to the 30-pin connector.

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Paso 1 30-Pin Connector

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Locate the bottom of the device.

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Paso 2

Begin by using the Metal Spudger to peel back the adhesive sticker and locate the screw beneath the sticker.

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Paso 3

Locate the 11mm screw beneath the sticker.

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Paso 4

Using the Plastic Spudger, peel off the adhesive gel stoppers.

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Paso 5

Continue peeling the rest of the gel stoppers from the bottom of the device.

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Paso 6

Begin unscrewing the six 11mm screws with a Phillips head screw driver.

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Paso 7

Once you peel off the bottom from the device, you will see the motherboard.

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Paso 8

Unscrew the 9.5mm screw located near the center of the motherboard with a Phillips head screw driver.

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Paso 9

Lift the motherboard from the device.

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Paso 10

Locate the four plugs connecting the motherboard to the rest of the device.

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Paso 11

Begin with removing the plug to your left.

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Paso 12

Remove the plug to your right from the motherboard.

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Paso 13

Remove the plug in front of the LCD screen plug.

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Paso 14

Remove the LCD screen plug. Then, follow the previous instructions in reverse, replacing the old motherboard with the new one to fix the 30-Pin Connector.

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